danielsonr

and here it is, installed in the Artesia, NM public library: http://www.nmmagazine.com/article/?aid=94592#.WC4lYoWcGUk

I was there and got the same impression regarding the general preference for the Sawtooth design. That was the design that got my vote.

Both Michaelangelo's and Sorrento on lower Westheimer have live piano music, but perhaps not every day of the week.

http://www.hoovers.com/company/Ag_Appraisal_Services/xjyhrxt-1.html

Rather than expanding the main building, I believe their intent is to add other facility buildings, as they have done with the Twombly and Byzantine Chapel buildings, while maintaining a park-like setting for the campus. It is now Sophia, owned by the former sous chef of Shade, David Alvarado: http://www.sophiahouston.com/index.htm

Yes, Richmont Corp. is controlled by the Menil. The income from the apartment complex provides some revenue for the Menil operations. Menil has been quietly acquiring property over a number of years such that they now own close to 100% of the land in the area bounded by Mandell, Richmond, Yupon, and W. Alabama. Likewise, UST has been steadily trying to acquire as much land as they can in the area bounded by Yupon, Richmond, Montrose, and W. Alabama. It is the intent of both of these institutions to expand and enhance the visual appeal of their respective campuses.

Before the seawall was built, Water Street was at the edge of the bay. See this link that discusses the building of the seawall: http://www.ecorpuschristi.com/1999/october...urphy_g/74.html

http://www.bunkhousemgmt.com/ Click Projects, then 1634 Westheimer.

http://www.tchvision2010.org/web/2010/03Maternity.htm